Herbert Clarence Burleigh fonds, Locator 2324--Dusenberry

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DUSENBERRY.

1. John \«emp of Amherst Island married Eleanor Althouse, daughter of Althouse aid

Lucretia Dasenbury, of Bath, Ont. ,who was born July 26, 1808, da d died
April 24th, 1891, on Amherst island.

2. Langhorn Carriage Register,

Eleanor Dusenberry witness 24 Deo,, 1788 to marriage of Daniel Llorden and
Elizabeth Law son.

3. Loyal dangers kuster Roll, 1777 as served under Ebenezer Je3sup with Burgoyne .

Ensign tiohn Dusenberr/

4. Lunenburg, or the 03d Eastern District.

List of officers of Jessup's Corps, 15 hay, 1781.

John Dusenbarg, entered service Aug., 1777
paid as ensign
has no family.
Return of Officers of the 0aip s of Loyal Rangers commanded by Haj. E« Jessup.
Ensign John Dusenberry born Gonn. served &§- years, and is a wealthy
farmer's son in that province.

5. Canniff's Hist, of the Province of Ontario.

Is listed as the last name before mill lot No. 18 Ernes tt own (counting from

the east ) .
In a list of landowners on front of Ernest torn Lieut John Dusenberr/ again

seems to fall on lot 19. 'Lieut. Be£ soon left, and Dusenberry

died. •

6. A Loyalist of the St. Lawreic e (my copy(.

Ensign Dusen berry's letter re expense account while in command of the
loyal Block house.

7. United iunpire List.

Dggenbery , John Ernest town Ensign Loyal Rangers. P.L*1786

8. Land Books, Ardi ives of Ontario Index.

3 r'eb., 1791 xJetition of Ensign John Dusenberry of the Loyal Rangers asking
for farther lands to pat him on footing with officers of the 84th
reg't
15 Aug., 1791. Land Committee deals with above petition and adjudges that
John Duss in berry, Ensign in Royal Rangers is entitled to an add-
itional 500 acres.

A grant is, Iherefore, made to Ensign John Dussenberry of the
Royal iiaa gers of 500 acres

9. Crown Lands of Ernest town, l1^ following grants to Ensign t/ohn Dusenberry.

cone. IX lot 18 east part 5-5-1828

19 west half 12-31-1798
4 28 all 12-19-1807

29 east half do

30 all do

31 all do

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Dusenberry Genealogy,

Dusenberry.
Albany 3tate Lib. yjy.j D974d.

1. Henaricic Henaricksen, van Doesburg, en Gelderlandt, Holland, married June 13,
1655 karri t^en Hendricks, wan Haarlem.
Children:

4. Henunck, died young; baptized at Jew York Apr. .2, 1656.
3. Lvert, May 16, 1644.
*>4. Hendrick* oi' Hempstead, Long Island, N.Y. ; baptized Apr. 1-i, 1658;
will 174^; died 1745; married Lary Jhorn.
b. «,ohaanes* uieu young; baptized at Hew York Aug. 48, 1661.
4 6. *.ohannes* baptized 1666; married Mary or Susana.
7. Grietic}' baptized Oct. 1, 1671.
4. Hendrick Dusenberry* of Hempstead, and Mary Ihorn.
Children:

+ 8. Henry, of Bye, born 1681; married Sept. 49, 1711 Lary r'owler.

9. Mary, married Art. Albertis; died prior to 1742.

10. William? of Bedford and/or Purchase; died 1774; married Sarah V/ilmot.

11. Hannah* married 1714 Benjamin Lowler; uied 176y-177^j.
14. Sarah,3 married Jermiah bowler or i'imothy Rhodes.

■+13. Samuel? died 1744; marriea Hannah.

14. Phoebe ,* married timothy lihodes or timothy llhodes was the husband of

another daughter, name not known.

15. Benjamin,5 married Aug. 50, 1748, Sarah Seeman.
6. Johannes Duseiiber ryv married Lary or Sjusana.

Children:

+ 16. John, married Llizabeth Ludge.

17. Lary}

8. Hendrick Dusenberry, of Bye, married Mary Fowler.
Children:

18. V/illiam, of Harrison and/or -{ye, born 1714; baptized at Jamaica

Aug. 4y, 1717; will can. 5, 1769; married Lanah Woolsey ; died 1769.

) x'hese three were baptized
) at Sleepy Hollow Church,
21. Hendrick, of Purchase, Ytestchester County.) l'arrytorvm, !T.Y. Jane 44,
, 1747.

15. Samuel Dusenberry married Hannah.

Children: ^

ZZ, Samuel (Cortlana Manor); will 1757; died 1757; married Sarah (Budd?).

43. KiOhnt married Susanah?

44. 5ylvanu.sM(i!ev; Windsor); will 1781; prooated 178^; married Mary.

45. Lary, married Nathan Lane.

16. iohn Dusenberry married Llizaoeth Mudge.

Children:

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Z6. Loses, married'.-'

47. J arv is* married Lay 4y, 1736 Elizabeth Denton; dieu 1746.

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granted under the Colony, before the War).
none.

British Prisoners of War.

Dusenberry, .John.
" Henry.

,)an. z„ 1777.
c_ohn Dusenberry

x'he commission of Jr'redericksburgh Precincts have sent the following
persons who were taken by the militia on their way to join the British Amy,
taken at the houses of «. ames Baldwin, .John Craft and Henry Balding.
Gapt. t,ohn Dusenberry.
iiones Y/ick, a negro.
uaoou Wager.

P. 7<J Jan. 3, 1777.

Lieut, iilija x'ownsenci appeared, and made report that Xhe commanded, the
Guard, who brought to this place the Prisoners mentioned in the Letter from the
Commissioners of i^redericksburgh, and being sworn saith that last Tuesday night
at or after mionight Camuel Berry came to his house and told this deponent that
he must get up im^euiately for forty Tories hau just gone by this deponent's
house. Immediately set in pursu.it of the said Tories and finally apprehended 37
of them of whom this deponent hath understood of the said Oliver Bailey (?) who
saia he had passed himself upon them as a i'ory that ijohn lusenberry was their
captain and Howlin Soles their Lieut, and that they were going to ^oin Rogers'
Begiment of Hangers.

Jan. 7, 1777.
Oliver Bailey (?) being sworn said that at or about 1 o'clocfe in the
morning of the 1st day of January inst. John Dusenberry formerly of Xingstreet
in Westchester County came to deponent's house which is situate on a road leading
through the mountains

John Dusenberry v/ith _il persons sent to Goshen Goal.

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Aver,i*The funeral announce-
ment appears elsewhere in this
issue. QiX. 17, H S"9
JESSE G. DUSENBURY
Carrying Place
The funeral of Jesse G. Dus-
enbury, Carrying Place, was
held from the Weaver Funera.
Home, Trenton, on Monday
where service was conducted by
Rev. John Irwin of King Street
United Church, Trenton.

Interment was in Carrying
Place cemetery, with Vernon
Westfall, George Latour, George
Karris, Jr., Alex Campbell, Ar-
thur Hewton and Oliver Frost
acting as bearers.

Well known throughout me
Carrying Place district where
'he ooerated the J. G. Dusen-
bury ~ Real Estate Agency for
many years, Mr. Dusenbury
died Friday in Trenton Memor-
ial Hospital following a two
months' illness. He was 70.

Born at Castleton, Ont., he
was the son of the late Mr. and
irlMrs. Samuel Dusenbury, and
L had lived at Carrying Place for
th the past 60 years. He was a
member of the United Church
at Carrving Place and was a
former member of the Knights
of Pythias and of the IOOF in
I Trenton. At one time he was
manager of United Cigar Stores
at Toronto, Hamilton and Win-
nipeg. I
He is survived by his wire,'
(the former Harriett Bennett; by
ia daughter, Mrs. O. M. (Mar-
tha) Gilmaster of Toronto, and
by Arley Tompkins of Picton.
Two other children, Francis Ir-
win and Clarence Tompkins,
predeceased him.

Also surviving are a brother,
Gordon Dusenbury of Brighton;
grandchildren Joy and Robert
Gilmaster, and great grand-
children Linda and Eric Gilmas-
ter, all of Toronto.

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Cuba?" he asked.

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the capital during his speech
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bomb at the building of the pro
government newspaper Revolu-
cion. A passer-by was wounded
slightly.

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his support after Matos and 30
of his officers in Camaguey re
signed from the revolutionary
army last week, mystery planes
simultaneously bombarded Ha-
vana with anti - Castro leaflets
and terrorist gangs roared
through the capital in cars,
throwing bombs and grenades.

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gravity of the crisis facing
Castro. He himself had abolished
them July 12 and halted the ex-
ecutions after at least 555 Cubans
by unofficial tabulation had died.
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tivities against the government
has been 30 years in prison.

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